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Which is NOT an example of a transition word?

• Also
• For example
• And
• Finally

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True or False. Descriptive words are important because they add detail to the story.

• True
• False

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Dialogue is 

• Action at the end of the story
• The conversation between characters
• Authors point of view
• Chronological order

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We wanted to go to the beach; ________________, it started to rain and we stayed at home.

• otherwise
• however
• so
• therefore

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a scene set at an earlier time than the plot

• theme
• plot 
• flashback 
• point of view

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Words like "first, next, last, in conclusion" that give order to your paragraph.

• Transitions
• Topic Sentence
• Elaboration
• Concluding sentence

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She enjoyed the crinkle of the paper as she filled in, erased, and replaced the numbers.

• sound

• smell

• sight

• taste

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In a story, what happens during the conclusion?

• Loose ends are tied-up and sequels are revealed.

• The lights are turned off.

• The credits roll.

• The Dodgers lose the World Series...again.

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What change if any should be made to this sentence?

"Can we go to the park later today? asked Todd.

• Change the question mark to a period

• Changed asked to Asked

• Insert quotation marks after today

• Make no change

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The way the characters act, either directly or indirectly stated

• characterization

• characters

• conflict

• juxtaposition

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